Create Startup Media

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When the master image of the system is created, you may create the startup data recovery disk(s).

To create an image:

1Click Create OEM System Recovery Media on the Action Selection panel
2Select the file with the master image on the Master Image File Selection panel and click the Next button

When you click the file, you may view its content below.

3Select the device you want to use to create the the system recovery disks on the Removable Media Device Selection panel and click the Next button

If you have problems with starting the computers up from the R-Drive Image startup disks, select configure startup media troubleshooting options. Then the Startup Media Troubleshooting Options panel will appear. You may configure these options to eliminate those problems.

4Specify the options for the system recovery disks on the OEM System Recovery Media Options panel and click the Next button

OEM System Recovery Media Options

Media:

Select.the media type you would like to have. R-Drive Image will automatically split the data accordingly.

Options

If this check box is selected

 

Create media in test mode

R-Drive Image will create a test recovery disk. During the recovery process, it will be possible to perform all the required operations without actual data recovery. The license count will not be decremented. .

Don't copy the master image

R-Drive Image will create the startup version only without copying the master image to the media. Select this option if you want to store the master image separately from the R-Drive Image startup version. The master image may be stored on a hidden partition of th hard drive.

Client will search image on all disks

R-Drive Image will search for the master image in on all disks (in their root only) in the system rather than on the startup disk only.

Disable target (and source) disk selection

the user will not be able to specify the target object to which the data will be restored if R-Drive Image could not find the target for data recovery automatically. If this option is clear, the user could click the Back button on the Confirm Operation panel and manually select the target to which the data will be restored. When this option is selected, the Disable source disk selection option will also be selected.

Disable source disk selection

the user will not be able to select the source disk/partition in the master image manually. If this option is clear, the user could click the Back button on the Confirm Operation panel and manually select the source for data recovery in the image.

Automatically reboot on successful restore

R-Drive Image will open the disk tray for the data recovery CD disc, and restart the system automatically upon data recovery.

Perform restoration without confirmation

R-Drive Image will not require action confirmation from the user. If R-Drive Image finds the drive/disk corresponding to the master image, it will start data recovery automatically. If not, either an error message will appear, or the user will be asked about the target for data recovery, depending on the Disable target disk selection option.

If you want  to start data recovery automatically, select the two last check boxes.

5Click the Start button on the Processing panel
>R-Drive Image will start creating the startup data recovery disk(s)